... aro annually swept away fever. The spots where it seems take up everlasting abode are places whore influenza, scarlatina, small-pox, and other contagious diseases are generally to found—and there is little doubt that, ere long, cholera will make its appearance ...

... alone sold weekly, for considerable period, upwards of 100 sheep, consigned to him from abroad, which were afflicted with smallpox. The sick animals are divided into three classes— Choppers, Rough-uns, and Wet-uns.* The best are driven into the low sl ...

... 9 who 1 1 its I from cholera, and who died from dysentery and other causes, Tooting, are not included. The mortality from smallpox (21) corresponds exactly with the average from this disease. Musical —The Morning Pml of Monday last annonnced that Mcllc ...

... and 57,923 in that of 1847. Blore deaths have occurred from each of the three diseases of scarlatina (which is epidemic), small-pox, and typhus, than from cholera. The decrease of mortality most marked in the North, North-Midland, Welsh, and South- Western ...

... productive means, a further reduction in (ho cost of manufacture. 3. A letter from Mr. W. C. Spooner, on the extension of small-pox sheep, and his proposed plan for arresting the progress of that malady. On the motion of Mr. Fisher Hobbs, seconded' by Mr ...

... correspondent who had never seen him, and who was auxious to form some notion of hi» face, to fancy tiger marked with the small-pox. An Englishman and his Arab Sbbvant.-^ wewere passing through small, but pretty village, on the border UiT desert, little ...

... termination of the Sikh war. I hove, &c., General. Shore Singh is said to villainous-looking black, with a settled black scowl, small-pox marks, and sensual look,” being obese and unwieldy.” So that wc cannot give him very hero-like portraiture, and, like must ...

... The deaths from measles were 63, or 11 above the average; those from typhus exactly correspond with The mortality from small-pox remarkably low; and scarlatina, after spreading its ravages throughout long period, has subsided to near the ordinary amount ...

... iblbs, and the blood 27 or 281bs. There iron enough in the blood of forty-two men to make a ploughshare weighing 241bs. The small-pox originated China, 1120 years b.c. inonculation was invented for about 590 a.c A canarv bird eats its own bulk in a day. Wild ...

... cholera last week h.* s fluctuated between 102 and 53, but showing an almost cw - stant tendency to fall. The mortality from smallpox, nuaslcr, and scarlatina, is ranch less than the average; from whoopingcough it is near the average; typhus has recently ...

... deaths from cholera averaged 16 ; on Wednesday they were only 11. All other epidemics are at present under the average ; smallpox and measles remarkably low : but scarlatina becomes more fatal, the deaths having risen from 39 in the previous week to 56 ...

... the numbers returned in the first three weeks of October, 146, 105, and 63. Typhus was fatal in cases; the average 56. From smallpox there were 7 deaths (about a third of the average); whilst those from measles, scarlatina, and hooping cough were respectively ...